unduly
/ˈʌndjuːli/Definitions
1. adverb
to a greater degree than is necessary or justified
“The company was fined for operating in the country unduly, violating local labor laws.”
2. adverb
to a greater extent than is proper or justified
“The politician’s actions have been criticized for being unduly influenced by special interest groups.”
3. adverb
to a greater degree than is suitable or reasonable
“The new tax law has been criticized for being unduly harsh on low-income families.”
4. noun
a degree of favor or influence that is unjustly excessive
“The politician’s unduly was evident in the way he handled the sensitive negotiations.”